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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st May 2009

There are 72 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st May 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: End of a footrace
AAcross 5: Creator of Princess Ozma
AAcross 9: Satellite org.
AAcross 13: State below Lower Saxony
AAcross 18: "The Pearl of ___ Island" (Stowe novel)ORRS
AAcross 19: Opposing
AAcross 20: Technological debuts of 1998IMACS
AAcross 22: Mountain, in HawaiianMAUNA
AAcross 23: *Religious affiliation of John Adams and William Howard Taft
AAcross 26: Cry from the bench
AAcross 27: Foe
AAcross 28: Ascension Day, e.g.: Abbr.THUR
AAcross 29: Sword material
AAcross 31: Serve notice
AAcross 32: Manila pact grp., 1954SEATO
AAcross 33: *You raise your arms for these
AAcross 36: Cultivate
AAcross 38: Men of La Mancha
AAcross 39: Big Apple subway line, with "the"
AAcross 40: Do, re, miCDE
AAcross 42: Sailor's realm
AAcross 44: Business partner, sometimes
AAcross 45: French word before and after "à"
AAcross 46: Busch Stadium locale: Abbr.STL
AAcross 49: *Physician's promise
AAcross 55: "Gloria ___" (hymn)PATRI
AAcross 57: Prefix with -naut
AAcross 58: Primeval
AAcross 59: Oregon city, with "The"
AAcross 60: King of England, 946-55EDRED
AAcross 61: Challenge for H.S. juniorsPSAT
AAcross 62: Film that lost the Best Picture Oscar to "Chariots of Fire"
AAcross 64: Hogwarts professor Trelawney, e.g.
AAcross 65: Montana Indians
AAcross 66: Pilot's E
AAcross 68: With 70-Across, some people are ___ crosswords
AAcross 70: See 68-Across
AAcross 72: Paint choice
AAcross 73: Illinois cityALTON
AAcross 74: Ring
AAcross 76: Form of acetylacetone
AAcross 78: Corona
AAcross 80: Scenic fabric
AAcross 81: Narrow furrows
AAcross 83: Maine coon, e.g.
AAcross 84: You name it
AAcross 85: Reduces to bits
AAcross 86: *Hides outGOESUNDERGROUND
AAcross 89: Schooner's contents
AAcross 90: Pack away
AAcross 92: Travel plan: Abbr.RTE
AAcross 93: Trifling amount
AAcross 94: Ocean's reflection
AAcross 95: Boston's Liberty Tree, e.g.
AAcross 96: Lack of faith
AAcross 100: Jaw site
AAcross 102: *Deficits
AAcross 107: Jack Sprat's dietary restrictionNOFAT
AAcross 110: Not too spicy
AAcross 111: Comes out of one's skin
AAcross 112: Quod ___ faciendumERAT
AAcross 113: ___ White, one of the girls in "Dreamgirls"EFFIE
AAcross 114: Given
AAcross 116: *RaggedTATTEREDANDTORN
AAcross 119: Class
AAcross 120: BunchesASLEW
AAcross 121: Something to play
AAcross 122: Raises the hackles of
AAcross 123: Impressionist Degas
AAcross 124: Scorched
AAcross 125: ___' Pea
AAcross 126: Peut-___ (maybe, in Marseille)ETRE
DDown 1: Hitches
DDown 2: Golf's Palmer, to friendsARNIE
DDown 3: *Not firm work?
DDown 4: Dead giveaway?
DDown 5: Honky-tonk
DDown 6: Hill of Hill hearingsANITA
DDown 7: The Osmonds, e.g.UTAHNS
DDown 8: Least
DDown 9: Fed. med. research agency
DDown 10: Jester, e.g.
DDown 11: Refuser of a 1964 Nobel Prize
DDown 12: Tap into
DDown 13: Managed care grp.
DDown 14: Swab's target
DDown 15: Nubian Desert locale
DDown 16: Comics canineSNERT
DDown 17: Pulls in
DDown 21: Common name for a working dogSHEP
DDown 24: Explorer ___ Álvarez de Pineda, first European to see the Mississippi
DDown 25: Sea lily, e.g.
DDown 30: "___ Marlene" (W.W. II love song)LILI
DDown 34: Plains IndiansPONCAS
DDown 35: 1967 #1 hit whose lyrics begin "What you want / Baby, I got it"
DDown 37: Style of furnishing
DDown 40: Fellow
DDown 41: Semi fill-up
DDown 43: Democrat SpecterARLEN
DDown 45: Beta blocker?VHS
DDown 46: *Real workSTRENUOUSEFFORT
DDown 47: It may be tapped
DDown 48: Toppers
DDown 50: Driving hazard
DDown 51: TotalADDUPTO
DDown 52: Nondairy product in the dairy section
DDown 53: Popular pain reliever
DDown 54: Ancient playwright who originated the phrase "While there's life, there's hope"
DDown 56: Italian Renaissance composer BanchieriADRIANO
DDown 63: Firewood unit
DDown 67: Personal identity
DDown 69: Je ne ___ quoi
DDown 71: Laughs one's head off
DDown 73: Razor brandATRA
DDown 75: Supermodel HuttonLAUREN
DDown 77: State V.I.P.: Abbr.LTGOV
DDown 79: Tennis's RoddickANDY
DDown 81: Towser, e.g., in "Catch-22": Abbr.SGT
DDown 82: Siren
DDown 87: Those with yens
DDown 88: Shot
DDown 91: ___ radioAMFM
DDown 95: Author WeltyEUDORA
DDown 96: Mercedes-Benz modelACLASS
DDown 97: Whit
DDown 98: Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter"HESTER
DDown 99: Lark's home
DDown 101: Pushover
DDown 102: Persona
DDown 103: Canceled
DDown 104: Primitive weapon
DDown 105: Whit
DDown 106: Banal
DDown 108: Telecaster
DDown 109: Cliff-hanging
DDown 115: French 42-AcrossMER
DDown 117: She can be polled
DDown 118: Born overseas
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